MONROVIA, LIBERIA- Liberia’s Commissioner of Maritime, Neto Lighe, is leading Liberia’s Delegation to the 138th Session of the Council of the International Maritime Organization in London from November 2-6.
The Five-Day Council Session will deliberate on a wide range of critical global maritime issues, including Maritime Security and the protection of international shipping lanes, among others.
Commissioner Lighe is expected to deliver Liberia’s position on these critical matters, reaffirming the country’s commitment to safe, secure, sustainable and efficient international shipping.
In a statement, Commissioner Lighe emphasized that the protection and security of vital international shipping lanes, including the safety and welfare of seafarers, remain paramount concerns for Liberia.
Liberia holds a category “A” seat on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council, operates the world’s largest shipping registry, and continues to play a leading role in shipping global maritime policy and advancing international governance.